| As it was, this random capriciousness on his part ended up providing me with my main home address for the next 16 years. |
| Exceptions for culture also make us subject to retaliation in other areas, and subject to capriciousness. |
| We find ourselves at funerals, pondering the capriciousness of the grim reaper. |
| But the company failed to do so, fuelling worries about the capriciousness of its accounting policies. Why might investors worry about all this? |
| Experience taught them not to underestimate the obstructiveness and capriciousness of governments or the malevolence of opponents. |
| The citizens of several Member States have been affected by Russia's capriciousness in a totally unacceptable way. |
